ZDNetflipped into InnovationRecycling This Raspberry Pi-powered AI helps robots to sort through your recycling | ZDNet ZDNet - Daphne Leprince-Ringuet A team of engineers built an AI system based on a Raspberry Pi to automate recycling. How to set up your Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ Raspberry Pi fans have …
Dr. Steve Sweigartflipped into Dr. Sweigart's Classroom Internet of Things Best 6 Programming Languages For IoT Projects coolgatething.me Every day, there are more devices everywhere connected to the Internet, waiting patiently for our commands. How can we order them around? Which …
Avatarfredwallaceflipped into Raspberry Pi Makerspaces Build an arcade cabinet | Hackspace 35 - Raspberry Pi raspberrypi.org Games consoles might be fast and have great graphics, but they’re no match for the entertainment value of a proper arcade machine. In this month’s …
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Stephen Youngflipped into iOS/iPadOS AppsDNS Server Pi Stats lets you monitor your Pi-Hole server on iOS 14 with a simple widget - 9to5Mac 9to5Mac - Guilherme RamboPi-Hole is a privacy-focused DNS server that can be installed on many devices, such as the Raspberry Pi. It’s a great way to protect an entire network from tracking by data gathering and mining services,...
8 Paths LLCflipped into RoboticsThis Robot’s Sole Purpose is to Find Where's Waldo?NerdistFor years we’ve all worried automation will eventually lead us all to the unemployment line, but we might have even bigger concerns than whether or not the machines will take our jobs. The robots are also coming for our hobbies! And how can any of us expect to compete with a machine whose sole function is to find Waldo?
